Tag: anime
Anime Review: METALLIC ROUGE gets cozy in episode 10
Read our review of Metallic Rouge episode 10, "Family Portrait," and check in on the series as it heads toward its finale!
Interview: Justin Sevakis on AnimEigo and anime’s past, present and future
In the wake of MediaOCD acquiring AnimEigo, Comics Beat spoke with founder Justin Sevakis about the company's past, present and future.
Crunchyroll CEO reveals company testing AI to create subtitles
Crunchyroll CEO Rahul Purini revealed in an interview that the company is testing AI to create subtitles and close captioning.
Dragon Ball Creator Akira Toriyama dies at age 68
Legendary creator Akira Toriyama has passed away at age 68
Anime Review: METALLIC ROUGE episode 8 hits all the wrong notes
In Metallic Rouge episode 8, "Nowhere House," we get some answers... but at a severe cost to the narrative. Read our review!
Anime Review: METALLIC ROUGE episode 7 squanders its lead character
Seven episodes deep into Metallic Rouge, several mysteries continue to hang in the air like the black hole generators seen over Venus in this episode.
Anime Review: METALLIC ROUGE episode 6 has big reveals
If there's a character in Metallic Rouge who has probably not endeared themselves to the audience, it’s Hell Gallion.
Anime Review: METALLIC ROUGE episode five gets real weird
Anime review of Metallic Rouge episode 5, "Carnival Dances with Lost Memories." In this episode, Rouge dares to ask, "How am I not myself?"
Anime Review: METALLIC ROUGE’s fourth episode highlights the series strengths
Metallic Rouge's fourth episode, "Freedom and Phantoms City," is a showcase of the series's strengths. Available now on Crunchyroll.
Anime Review: METALLIC ROUGE Episode 3 ‘Do Neans dream of electric sheep?’
A review of Metallic Rouge episode 3 "Do Neans Dream of Electric Sheep?" and how it begins to fill out the anime's world in substantial ways.
METALLIC ROUGE gets adapted for webtoon on LINE Manga
The original anime series Metallic Rouge, now streaming on Crunchyroll, is getting its own WEBTOON adaptation.
Anime Review: DELICIOUS IN DUNGEON delivers a promising first course
Three episodes in, Delicious in Dungeon is a faithful (and occasionally fantastic) adaptation of an excellent comic.
